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Annex 12 - Code 12 - Declared fish habitat area
Attached to the e-mail DA Application - Noosa Oyster Project (2 of 3).
Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes Response
the Project Restoration Plan and in ICM drawing
NROR-2021-00). These minimum distances have
been shown in other oyster restoration projects to be
suitable to adequately protect marine plants. This is
achieved by the project’s recent (late 2020) mapping
of all marine vegetation prior to detailed design.
The substrate design and placement are to ensure
that minimum distances from higher value marine
plants are maintained.
(2) Temporary impacts to macroalgae
communities at the Tewantin site is expected
A small stand of mangroves is shoreward of the
proposed restoration footprint. Mangrove areal roots
extend into the intertidal zone adjacent to the
proposed restoration footprint. Mangrove roots are
excluded from the restoration footprint at a minimum
distance of 2m. Seagrass is found upstream and
outside of the restoration footprint and is excluded
from the footprint at a minimum distance of 10m from
the footprint.
According to project consultants, ESP, macroalgae
growing on rocks, dominated by Padina sp. is sparse
(less than 15% of the surface area), with a footprint
of less than 479m2. The macroalgal assemblages
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